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ZAGREB, 14 Nov (Hina) - The government's borrowing costs will increase by a fifth to €1.24 billion next year, regardless of the fact that the public-debt-to-GDP ratio is narrowing to about 60%, and individuals can expect about €75 million in revenue from lending to the state in 2024, the Večernji List (VL) daily reported on Tuesday.
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